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Ayush Jain, a Senior Associate at Revolution's Rise of The Rest seed fund, shares his career journey from engineering to product management to investing in entrepreneurs that are outside the traditional tech hubs. Ayush highlights some important trends that are disrupting the healthcare industry. He also explains why the “failing fast” mantra that people ascribe to entrepreneurship can be misleading.In this episode, you'll learn:5:13 How Revolution is making capital more accessible outside of San Francisco, Boston and New York8:57 Perseverance stems from conviction in a problem you're solving.17:04 What major trends are driving entrepreneurship within the healthcare sector?Non-profit that Ayush is passionate about: Minds MatterAbout Guest SpeakerAyush Jain is a Senior Associate at Revolution's Rise of the Rest Seed Fund (ROTR Seed). Ayush is responsible for investment sourcing, execution, and portfolio support. Before joining Revolution, he held lead roles in R&D, Global Marketing, and Global Product Management at Stryker and J&J. He previously spent several years in the MedTech space, at startups and Fortune 500 companies. Ayush designed, developed, and launched 3 breakthroughs, life-saving implants to treat brain aneurysms and peripheral vascular disease, which now collectively generate $300M+ in global revenues. Ayush also served as the Co-President of Minds Matter San Francisco, an education non-profit serving over 100 low-income high school students, where he raised $1M+ while leading the organization's 350 volunteers.About Rise Of The RestRevolution's Rise of the Rest Seed Fund (ROTR Seed) is a venture capital fund that invests catalytic capital in the most promising seed-stage companies located outside of Silicon Valley, New York City, and Boston. ROTR Seed sources and vets the best seed-stage opportunities in cities across the country through Rise of the Rest Road Trips and the yearly Rise of the Rest Summit.The fund has invested in many companies, among them Medzoomer, Insurate, Qwick, Dimension Inx, gennev, flytedesk, MEGH Computing, Lumenari, kidizen, ripple, Qoins, Stord and Branch.Subscribe to our podcast and stay tuned for our next episode.Follow Us:  Twitter | Linkedin | Instagram | Facebook

Hey everybody, welcome to the MBIT podcast in which we discuss personal finance, tech, and entrepreneurship. Today on the podcast Christian Zimmerman joins us to discuss his business Qoins and how it makes it easier for people to pay off debt.Twitter of Host: @mbitpodcastCheck Out Qoins Here: qoins.com

Imagine a debt-free world where you've fully paid off your student loans, auto loans, credit card debt, and mortgage. That's how Christian Zimmerman, one of the co-founders of Qoins, envisions the world will be with the help of their app. Qoins is a debt-free financial app that helps people achieve financial freedom by starting a habit of saving money. The beauty of this app is that everything is fully automated too. Now, who wouldn't want to use this? Christian shares his own experience with student loans and how creating Qoins wasn't initially part of his plan. He simply wanted a solution to his personal problem. After reaching a low point in his life dealing with a health condition, Christian soldiered on. One thing led to another and serendipitously, Qoins was born. He talks about the validation they received that became their impetus to building Qoins, the process of raising funds and finding investors, what sets them apart from other financial apps, as well as how him being Latino and his co-founder Nate being black somehow played a role in all this. Christian also walks us through the Qoins journey and how exactly their product works both for setting money aside and paying off debt. Financial debt is something that plagues pretty much all adults, so what Qoins does truly creates an impact, because just like maintaining physical health, our financial wealth and financial health are important aspects of our lives too. Christian's key lessons and quotes from this episode were:“I never really told myself I couldn't do something. And so, I think that was one of the biggest things that I took when I started my own company was that, I have to have that type of mentality, otherwise, it's not going to work.” (15:36)“The win is when we're able to say that we've successfully exited. We're able to create impact and again that goal, hitting that 100 million dollars in total debt paid off or a billion dollars, whatever we can to make sure that we did create a positive impact in our customers' lives.” (23:58)“By automating this habit, we build education. By educating the customer, we then create impact, and then it's a full circle.” (34:29)“Personal finance has three big pillars: automation, education, and recommendation.” (34:42)“We're in the business of putting ourselves out of business… if we've done a good job of helping everyone become debt-free, then we've probably put ourselves out of business.” (36:09)In this episode, we also talked about:Christian's personal problem with debt and the debt issue as a whole (2:00)Bootstrapping Qoins and how they raised funding (9:47)Dealing with health issues and the entrepreneurial mindset (14:31)Christian and his co-founder Nate's experience as minority startup founders (21:59)Challenges they faced and how they overcame it (26:48)The Qoins experience (29:23)How Christian sees the world in 10 years if Qoins succeeds (36:09)Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/impacthustlers)

How debt payoff apps can help youSubscribe: https://thingsyoushouldknow.supercast.techFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/879254746173653Debt payoff apps help you reduce and eventually eliminate your debt. The way this works depends on the app. Here are the most common features of apps to help you pay off debt:Payment planning: Gives you a step-by-step plan for paying off debt based on how much you owe, the interest rate, and your monthly payment amount. These apps often include different payoff options and compare their results. For example, the Debt Payoff Planner app lets you compare different strategies, including the debt snowball and debt avalanche methods.Automated debt payoff: Some of the most popular apps to help get out of debt automate the process as much as possible. Qoins rounds up debit card transactions and then sends that cash as an extra debt payment at the end of the month. Additionally, Digit analyzes your bank accounts and makes withdrawals that you can afford to assign to the financial goals you've set.Tracking and reducing spending: Debt payoff apps that connect to your financial accounts can record your expenses and make recommendations on how to budget. If you follow these tips, it will free up more money for paying off debt. Also, these apps can help you decide which debts to pay off first, like credit card debt and other high-interest debt.Learning about your options and making goals to pay off debt and learning can reap big benefits. By paying down your debt more quickly, you could save money on interest. You could also find ways to consolidate your debt.Debt consolidation is when you get either a personal loan or a balance transfer credit card to pay off your debt. Then, you just need to worry about the single monthly loan or credit card payment, instead of multiple. You may get a lower interest rate, too.Another benefit of paying off debt is that it can increase your credit score. Debt can hurt your credit, especially credit card debt. As you pay it off, your credit score should go up. Some debt payoff apps, such as Mint, even allow you to track your credit score.How to pick the best debt payoff app for youTo pick the best app for debt, think about what you need help with the most. After you answer that, you'll know which type of app to look for. Here are the most common examples:Are you looking for the fastest or cheapest way to pay off debt? A debt payoff app that lets you compare different payoff methods, such as Debt Payoff Planner, is exactly what you need.Do you have trouble paying more than the minimum each month? You should go with a debt payoff app that automatically saves money for you, such as Qoins or Digit. These apps do the work for you -- all you need to do is set them up.Would you like to take a hands-on approach with your debt and be as involved as possible? Payment planning would still work well as a guide. Still, you decide how much to put toward your debt each month.Are you interested in an app to manage all your accounts and cut your spending? Try an all-purpose money management app, such as Mint. These apps typically let you set financial goals, like decreasing debt, and then make suggestions to help you reach them. InBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Our guest this week is Christian Zimmerman, Chief Executive Officer at Qoins. Qoins automates extra payments towards consumer debt and helps them save extra money every month. Helpful links: https://qoins.io/ (Qoins Website) https://republic.co/qoins (Republic Campaign) https://www.linkedin.com/in/christianzim/ (Christian on Linkedin) We want to hear from you! Reach out to the host and producer personally at zach@bond.tech if you want to dive deeper, suggest topics, or learn more about what we do at Bond. Otherwise, to learn more about Bond, you can always send us a note at hello@bond.tech.

Christian Zimmerman is the Founder and CEO of Qoins, a mobile app designed to help people get out of debt and manage their finances. Christian is a Forbes 30 under 30 and has been featured on CNN Money, Forbes, NBC, and more. In this episode of Tuesday Morning Grind, Christian and Christian discuss the challenges of entrepreneurship, raising capital, growing teams, how to get press, and getting your first clients. About Qoins: Qoins is a mobile app designed to help users get out of debt, save money, and manage their financial life. You can download Qoins on the app store or check them out at www.qoins.io. About risk3sixty: risk3sixty is a security, privacy, and compliance consulting firm that helps high growth technology organizations build, manage, and assess security and privacy programs. Offering services related to SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HITRUST, Virtual CISO, Privacy Programs (GDPR, CCPA, etc.), Penetration Testing, and a GRC Platform built for cloud technology companies, Phalanx. You can learn more about risk3sixty at www.risk3sixty.com. Download the Tuesday Morning Grind Podcast: On Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tuesday-morning-grind/id1519592554 On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0hNChm6MfPAArdxEzzvBDR Any Podcast Player: https://anchor.fm/risk3sixty

Have debt? Perhaps a better question is: Who hasn’t? Today on Moneda Moves, we will talk about a Latino and Black-led fintech company Qoins helping users pay off more than $15 million dollars of debt at this point. I speak with Co-Founder and CEO Christian Zimmerman who not only was named Forbes 30 Under 30 for social impact but also raised $1.5 million in its first institutional investment round to expand its platform and double its staff. Zimmerman didn’t build Qoins alone, but with the help of his co-founder Nate Washington. Today we’re going to discuss how a pitch turned into a full-fledged company and what it takes to build a team you trust. No te lo quieres perder.

Christian Zimmerman, Co-Founder & CEO of Qoins⁠Christian is a first generation American based in Atlanta. A graduate of Georgia State, Christian founded Qoins in 2017 with co-founder Nate Washington.⁠⁠Qoins a financial platform helping users pay off debt by rounding up the spare change from their transactions. Qoins has helped users pay off over $15,000,000 in debt to date.⁠

Christian Zimmerman is the Founder of Qoins, an Atlanta Georgia based finthch startup that created an online micro-payment platform that uses spare change to pay off debt. Christian is a young American-Salvadorean entrepreneur that set out to solve a personal problem that most Americans face, crippling student loan debt. After winning a Pitch competition and earning a $50k prize, Christian and his co-founder Nate Washington set out to create the app based platform that has enabled users to repay over $12 million in debt. Christian Zimmerman es el fundador de Qoins, una startup basada en Atlanta Georgia que ha creado una plataforma onlie que hace redondeo de tu cambio para pagar mas rapido las deudas. Christian es un joven Americano-Salvadoreño que emprendio para resolver un problema personal que tambien afecta a miles de Americanos, la deuda de prestamos estudiantiles. Despues de ganar una competencia de Pitcheo en Atlanta, Christian y su co-fundador Nate Washington se dedicaron a construir esta aplicacion que en su corta vida ya ha ayudado a repagar mas de $12 millones en deudas.

A chat with Qoins' CEO, Christian Zimmerman. Qoins is a mobile app that helps people get out of debt faster. We go behind-the-scenes with why Christian wanted to build Qoins and how it has helped people pay off over $10 million in debt.

"Even if you can code, it doesn't mean that you can't be a part of the no-code movement." - Nate Washington, CTO at Qoins. Today's episode is a doubleheader because we have two guests on the show woven into a blended narrative on NoCode. Whether you're a newbie or a more experience user, there's definitely something to gain from Emmanuel Straschnov (@estraschnov) from Bubble, and Nate Washington (@nwashjr2) from Qoins. We may be separated by distance, but we are connected through the web and the work that we do; and our actions create ripples that can impact more people in the most remarkable ways. In this episode, we're bringing those ripples full circle and giving you a little hint of some further waves happening in NoCode with Codeless Academy . Listen for an "Easter egg" on what CodeLess is planning in Atlanta. Speaking of waves in NoCode, you should definitely tune in to the @NoCodeRumble. It's the ultimate NoCode challenge where eight makers from around the world build products in just four weeks. $8000 is up for grabs - he biggest prize to date for a NoCode Challenge. Hot Takes 4:11 - Origin story 8:51 - Quitting was never an option 10:06 - What is Bubble. What factors made it possible and successful. 13:25 - Customer Success Stories 15:12 - Introducing Qoins Cofounder, Nate Washington 20:16 - Nate's new project and native apps 22:18 - Levels and tracks in NoCode 30:00 - Advice for founders building businesses on NoCode 33:11 - Emmanuel interviews Nate 36:12 - Nate on Codeless Academy 49:29 - Predictions Music Credits Stephskillie - https://www.looperman.com/tracks?mid=Stephskillie RMarc1313 - https://www.looperman.com/tracks?mid=RMarc1313 Prod. nocredit - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEmMHfBN2NDsiEteozFVgYQ Bobbyoddsock - https://www.looperman.com/tracks?mid=bobbyoddsock --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · Trainual: Trainual is a software that helps you document what you do, so you can easily delegate and train others. https://trainual.com/freemonth/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/codeless/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/codeless/support

Nate Washington is cofounder and Chief Technology Officer of Qoins. He is a a native of Savannah, GA, and developed a passion for technology and problem-solving at an early age. He taught himself how to code by checking out books from the library. He's built several other apps and businesses over the years, including Codeless Academy, a platform that empowers people to build mobile apps without learning how to write code. Listen in on this conversation to know more about Nate, the Qoins App (www.qoins.io), becoming debt free and running a successful business. Let's get started!

In this episode, Christian Zimmerman founder and CEO of Qoins discusses why he created financial technology to help individuals get out of debt and save money. He shares the origin of the Qoins App as well as the personal financial coaching touch – To learn more about Qoins visit https://qoins.io/ Future Techhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/future-tech/

In this episode, Christian Zimmerman founder and CEO of Qoins discusses why he created financial technology to help individuals get out of debt and save money. He shares the origin of the Qoins App as well as the personal financial coaching touch – To learn more about Qoins visit https://qoins.io/ Future Techhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/future-tech/

This is the Revolution of One Podcast #12 with host T.K. Coleman. This week’s guest is Nate Washington. Nate is the Co-Founder of Qoins, a company that is helping people become debt-free and spend their money wisely. Today, Nate will discuss his experience working at multiple start-ups, his early failures, and how to keep going when it seems like nothing is working like it is supposed to. ______________________________ FOR MORE CONTENT: http://www.fee.org/rev1 ______________________________ TODAY'S GUEST: Nate Washington Website: www.qoins.io Instagram: @natewashingtonjr @qoinsapp Facebook: @qoinsapp ______________________________ CREDITS: Producer: Sean W. Malone Asst. Producer: Pavel Rusakov Marketing: Kamau Olatunji

This is the Revolution of One Podcast #10 with host T.K. Coleman. This week’s guest is Christian Zimmerman. Christian is the CEO and Co-founder of Qoins Technologies. On this episode Christian talks about the rough early days of the business, what allowed him to pull through, and how others can do the same. ______________________________ FOR MORE CONTENT: http://www.fee.org/rev1 ______________________________ TODAY'S GUEST: Christian Zimmerman Instagram: @qoinsapp Facebook: @qoinsapp Twitter: @qoinsapp ______________________________ CREDITS: Producer: Sean W. Malone Asst. Producer: Pavel Rusakov Marketing: Kamau Olatunji

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Christian Zimmerman el Co-Fundador de Qoins el app que te ayuda a pagar las deudas me cuenta cómo empezó esta compañía que ayuda a la gente a salir de las deudas, ya llevan más de 4.5 millones de deudas pagadas. Hablamos de su historia, como funciona el app, tips de finanzas y varias cositas más. Metan mano, dale play! Gracias Porto Blanco PR por patrocinar este episodio. Siganme cafeteros: prsinfiltro.com/links Chrisitan Zimmerman: https://www.instagram.com/christianzim/ Qoins: https://www.instagram.com/qoinsinc/ https://qoins.io/

For this episode of the Startup of the Year Podcast, hosts Frank Gruber, Lori Thiel, and Rich Maloy of the Established team are joined by Silicon Valley Bank’s Theron McCollough to share some insights about SVB’s Startup Outlook Report for 2019, which details how technology and life science founders and executives in the U.S., the UK, China and Canada are growing their companies, and planning for future growth, amid our current state of economic uncertainty. Touching on everything from demographic shifts, to the doubling-downs by microfunds, to the loud ringing of IPO bells, Theron helped lead an illuminating discussion on the latest industry trends and what signals to keep an eye out for in the near future. Then, as always, the team highlights a handful of their favorite startups. This episode, they examine Knack, out of Tampa Bay; Rent Check, from New Orleans; Atlanta’s Qoins; and WattBuy, from Washington, D.C. Remember to come say hi to us on Instagram and Twitter at @startupofyear, and pretty please let us know how you like the show by dropping us a review on Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts. We’d love to hear how you feel about the Startup of the Year Podcast and what you’d like to hear more of.

Summary: We talk with Christian Zimmerman, Co-Founder, and CEO of Qoins, an automated micro-payment platform that uses your spare change to pay off your debt faster.   Show Notes: 1:19 Christian Introduction 1:43 Christian Entrepreneurial journey 2:47 How Qoins started 7:16 Most difficult part of building a brand 10:27 His biggest responsibility to the brand […]

After listening to this show, every negative thing you have ever thought about millennials will be out the window. Dr Dionne interviews technology innovators—Christian Zimmerman, CEO and Founder of Qoins, and CTO and Co-founder Nate Washington, as they talk about their brilliant business that to date, has helped consumers pay off $1.5 million dollars of […]

Today we have the second part of the two part series with three companies from Class 7 of QC Fintech.   Sheena Allen from Capway, James Safran from Qbrics, and Christian Zimmerman and Nate Washington from Qoins joined us to discuss their startups and life inside of Class 7. If you want to see the companies after they have wrapped up you can come to the Southeast Fintech Venture Conference on November 20th (an all day event at Barings new headquarters in Charlotte) or just come out to listen to Class 7 at their Demo Day.  Check out our recent podcast with Dan Roselli and Sarah Smith to learn more about the upcoming Venture Conference. In today’s interview, I wanted to focus on the companies a little more and their experiences.  As such, we dig into the following questions: What’s been their biggest failure (or challenge) to date? How do reach out to the partner companies? In essence, they all have to work with large financial companies in some way.  How do they reach out and start the conversations to gain ‘traction’. Have they hard startup experience in the past and if so what did they learn from those previous experiences that is helping them today? What is the camaraderie like in the class? Is there fighting within the program or do they support and help each other? What is success for each company? Are they raising money? Stick around for next week as we have our first part of a two part series with Thom Ruhe – the President and CEO of NC IDEA. Thom has ton of experience in the startup world and developing/nurturing the ecosystems supporting them.  As such we dive into the role of NC IDEA, what programs they run, more about Tom’s history and what brought him here. We also dig into the thorny questions about what’s missing in Charlotte from a startup perspective, why Charlotte feels slighted from NC IDEA, should we want HQ2 and much, much more.  Check back next week for another episode of the Charlotte Angel Connection.

Managing personal debt can always be a stressful and difficult experience for a majority of the people around the world but, the Qoins app may just be the one thing which will help people overcome that burdensome obstacle. Joining me in this episode is Christian Zimmerman, the Co-Founder & CEO of the Qoins app which promises to help individuals manage and eliminate their debt. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-remso-martinez-experience/support

Today we have the first part of a two part series with three companies from Class 7 of QC Fintech.   Sheena Allen from Capway, James Safran from Qbrics, and Christian Zimmerman and Nate Washington from Qoins joined us to discuss their startups and life inside of Class 7. This was recorded in late September and I had a chance to talk with two of them again in early November.  These companies are developing at a rapid pace.  I'm really impressed with both the quality of the founders who are coming into Charlotte AND their development under the mentors, advisors, and staff at QC Fintech.  If you want to see the companies after they have wrapped up you can come to the Southeast Fintech Venture Conference (an all day event at Barings new headquarters in Charlotte) or just come out to listen to Class 7 at their Demo Day.  Check out last week's podcast with Dan Roselli and Sarah Smith to learn more about the upcoming Venture Conference. In today's episode we explored the following questions and more. Who they are and what they do? What brought these companies to Charlotte and what do they expect to get out of the program? What’s the benefit of having a co-founder? What’s been the experience with QC Fintech?  What does the program have you doing? What do negative comments about Bitcoin (i.e., Jamie Dimon) have on businesses working on the blockchain? The under-banked have been under-served for a long time?  What are the challenges ahead for Capway? What challenges are ahead for Qoins as they ramp up and deliver a great tool to help their users pay off their debt? Part of the challenge of being a startup is the education component?  How are these companies educating their potential customers/users? What are they getting out of the program? Who is the best ping-pong player in the class (hint: it sounds like Christian was de-throned but thinks he can earn it back). In the next session, we dig deeper into the companies and their development.  Hang around next week to learn more and get excited for Charlotte's first Venture Conference and Class 7's Demo Day.  Support our entrepreneurial ecosystem.  If nothing else, come find out what's happening in right here in our city.  I promise you will not be disappointed.

  Today we welcome back Dan Roselli, Co-Founder and Managing Director of QC Fintech, and Sarah Smith, Program Manager for QC Fintech and a 2016 Venture for America Fellow. Dan, Sarah and the rest of the team at QC Fintech are bringing Charlotte its’ first venture conference - the Southeast Fintech Venture Conference on November 20, 2017.  The event will be hosted at Barings brand new global headquarters which is right across the street from Packard Place - home of QC Fintech. Our conversation covers a wide array of topics mainly centered on what is the Southeast Fintech Venture Conference and how it can and will impact Charlotte’s startup ecosystem moving forward.  As such we cover the following and more: Why do a Fintech Venture Conference in the first place? What’s it been like for the QC Fintech accelerator to expand from 1 class to 2 classes this year? What has it taken to develop and host a Fintech Venture Conference in Charlotte? What is the next mountain to climb for Dan, Sarah and the rest of QC Fintech? Speaking of mountains, listen to the 2011 launch of Packard Place and how it jumpstarted Charlotte’s startup scene. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1HFGhHdo7M Is there a missing component in the Charlotte startup scene right now? How important has it been to have Barings be the sponsor of the Southeast Fintech Venture Conference? Is QC Fintech and the Southeast Fintech Venture Conference an economic development recruitment tool for Charlotte? How can Charlotte compete against London and New York as a Fintech hub? Next week, we have the first part of a two part interview with the founders of Qbrics, Qoins, and Capway and then have a Thom Ruhe from NC IDEA.  So stay tuned for a number of great interview on the horizon for the Charlotte Angel Connection. For more information on the companies presenting at the Southeast Fintech Venture Conference, please see the list below: · Honeyfi · uBack · Ceterus · VITAL4DATA · Medxoom · Trust Stamp · WalletFi · Yellow Card Financial · Accelerator Partner The Venture Center: Monotto & LumoXchange · Accelerator Partner SixThirty: Cheddar & Painless1099 · Accelerator Partner MACH37: ThreatSwitch & NormShield · Catapult · MyLumper · Payzer And the list of fantastic companies in QC Fintech Class 7 is: · CapWay · QBRICS · Veriphy Analytics · Hardbacon · Speakalytics · Qoins · Tookitaki · Remotize · Quarule

In today’s podcast we talk to Christian Zimmerman, Founder of Qoins. Qoins is a new way to conquer your debt. Use the spare change from each checking account transaction to automatically pay off your debt. Christian, only 23 years old, has worked in the startup world for the last 2 years. Today he shares his journey to leverage his experience to launch an app of his own. Not featured in the interview, but another important member of the Qoins team is Co-Founder Nate Washington. Nate is 25 years old and an award-winning programmer. I had the pleasure of connecting with this dynamic duo at Atlanta Tech Village’s Startup Village where they did an amazing job of pitching and demoing the platform. Mission: The average household carries nearly $50k in student loan debt alone. With statistics like that, you can imagine that today’s college grads have to be more focused than ever on managing and paying down debt. Christian is no different, except that he saw an opportunity to make it easier to tackle this big problem. Mindset: Christian has always been pretty tenacious. At the age of 23, Qoins isn’t even his first business venture. Blend that fire with his experience and network in the startup world and it’s easy to see why he’s all in on making Qoins a success.   Marketing: This part is a must listen. From leveraging press (Qoins was recently featured on a segment of the Clark Howard Show) to social media advertising, Christian and I basically have an on-air strategy session for various ways to generate quality leads online. Check it out towards the end of the interview. Masterminds: Community is everything. From Atlanta Tech Village to Switchyards, Christian shares the local startup communities that have helped Qoins gain so much momentum so quickly.

E043 - Qoins Today Greg talks with Christian from Qoins. By rounding each purchase you make with a credit card up to the nearest dollar, Qoins helps users pay off debts quickly and easily. Hear how Christian built the company and how he plans to evolve the company.